Sentence examples for way memory from inspiring English sources
Witnesses frequently disagree, and this may reflect the way memory forms.
We are all familiar with the way memory plays tricks on us, such as romanticising Christmas.
Daniel Schacter of Harvard writes about the vices that flow from the way memory works.
This is because of the way memory works: the brain takes sensory fragments and tags them with specific associations.
If the committee's conclusions are taken up, the way memory is treated may, over time, change from something unshakeable to something much less valuable to a case.
The Library of America's new, two-volume anthology "Reporting Civil Rights: American Journalism 1941-1973″ ($80) is a useful corrective to the way memory has domesticated the movement.
Their autographs will continue to fade, the way memories do.
Her broker, C. B. Whyte of Stribling & Associates, put it this way: "Memories are short.
Charles Simic told me that the stanzas' pace and fluidity reminded him of "the way memories pour out of us".
It is Mr. Doerr's relentless fascination with memory and with the way memories are destroyed, eroded, drowned, faded or eaten away.
This is the first good neurobiological explanation of the way memories are updated, said Dr. Daniel Schacter, a Harvard psychology professor and a memory expert.
